Johnny Dash's bash 'em smash 'em adventure takes him into the evil Under World of Count Chuck. The story starts when Johnny's dog Tex is kidnapped by the Count, along with hundreds of other pet dogs and cats. The friendly bed monster under Johnny's bed tells Johnny where Tex was taken, and how Johnny can use his secret closet passageway to get to the Under World himself. Count Chuck plans to turn all the pets into an army of undead monsters, so Johnny grabs his slingshot and leaps into his closet. The Count will not turn his dog Tex into a monster, not if he can stop him!
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Oh Apogee <3 a name that contributed greatly to my childhood. Monster Bash is one of those classic Apogee platformer games that, while very difficult at times, you just can't help but love. The art is still great, that charming cartoony style. The music is catchy and fun. The level design, while sometimes a little confusing, and more often than not, filled to the brim with awkward enemy placements that are specifically meant to cause you trouble, is great fun to explore and learn. Surprisingly decent length game too, for an old platformer. And, of course, tons of items scattered around for points, and secrets aplenty! Some nice extra challenge for completionists who like to 100% levels. Sure the game frustrates me to no end sometimes, with its unexpected attacks out of nowhere, and damn near impossible to avoid tricks and traps, but I can't stay angry at it. It's just so fun, and bring
I forgot all about this game & didn't even know there was 2 more episodes to this game :p Thanks Apogee for the lost memories.
I remember when i was a kid this game was kinda considered as a horror game for me, i was playing it a lot but only at daytime :D now after probably 18 years i have found it again on steam and WOW good old days :D the only thing i am missing is the horror feeling because it no longer scares me on the other hand it hypes me because i am playing it AGAIN! YES AGAIN!!!! Back in 1990s there was a "freeware" version of this game (Aka DEMO) and it was pretty long, you had full access to episode 1 which was long enough to make you believe you actually had played the complete game not a freeware. but these days games get released in funny prices $60 for less than DEMOs then $50 season passes which gives you a bit more access to the game time to time. Good old days that "gamers" used to be developers, today "businessmen" are the developers! just like this game says "R.I.P"
If I was you I would turn off the sound and use the PC Speaker sounds for that true Nostalgia feeling like Holy HELL I loved this game as a kid and I still go to this day.
When I was a kid, this is the only game I wanted to play. I beat all three chapters and thought I was the best. Now replaying it I find the first level difficult!
Holy Grail of my childhood. I consider this gem as the best PC classic platformer of 90s (at least first half). I must admit there is noticable input latency (I play on keyboard) but it's easy to used to it. If you are skilled game may seems bit short, but it depends of your completion rate of course. Maybe I don't have same feeling replaying this game as I was kid but still it's very good game! EDIT: There is in steam shop HD version called Monster Bash HD, is not that i regret buying original, but HD remaster is simply better. This is VERY close remake (in spite of fact it has been complete redone with Unity Engine) but with full steam support (achievements!) and some modern quality of life tweaks. Graphics was bit upscaled but SFX was untouched so it really looks and sounds like original. I could recommend buying HD remaster to anyone interested.
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